Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-29
STILL HELD FOR DESERTs0N.
The Case OF Ernest Won Bic~cs>sSl
JrpGE MACARTHUR DISCHARGES rue Writ on BkkRA
cosFus AND 81 RRENpBEs WIN TO THE MILITARY.

o. pSk MACARTHUR DISCHARGE Is TUE WIKI OF bAkkA
ooSFrs AND srRRESpEEs MIN 10 TIE MILITARY
To-day Judge Macarthur sat I'm the Criminal
COURTROOM and heard the case OF Ernest Won
pieselski, alias Ernest Won Shanfauson the youne
NAV who was arrested on the eve OF his intendee
marriage 10 Miss Badeap, OF 80. Louis, ON the
18TH inst. AZ deserter from Jefferson Barrscks
Mo-, and who has since been held IN the guard
mouse at Washington Barracks under writ ri
habcas corpus
Ihis Is The second hearing, the first having ~
suited In nmanding the petitioner. To-day
Aessrs. w. l. cole and {. A. Walter Presented q
peuuoh IN the name OF the father OF the young
man, FRANZ Won Dieselski, asking the custody ot
his son. setting out that the youth Was a minor
when ne enlisted and Is still a minor
ten. Gibson made return thai he held the petit
LIN, as sn aesea deserter accompanied by tbs
The father. Franz Dieselski. was sworn. with
justice walter az interpreter. but the court, after
examining the papers, said Il appeared thst the
boy had twice enlisted and deserted: that the
iather mad not shown any interest IN the boy ui
this date.
The counsel for the father said that he was not
IN the country when the first enlistment was
ns inside; INA. u was MOI now HE boy seeking 10 be
released, but the father seeking The OF his
SON. THAT he had not asserted his right before can
be attributed 10 the TACT that ne ignorant OF
Ills rights In this country.
The Court said Il would be monstrous TO allow a
boy TO swear twice To his age, and then after his
arrest on Information by the mother his father
turns up. The court would discharge the writ.
These facts do not speak well FOR the bringing up
OF the youth. Under the circumstances, ne de-
clined 10 hear testimony a. TO the age.
The petitioner excepted TO the ruling, and wall
carry the case tothe General Term.
District Government Affairs.
WATER TO BIZ SHUT OFF
In order 10 make connection between the 3g-inch
water main ana the 2o-inch 10 be laid on l7ih
street northwest the water VIII be shut OF from
the high portions OF the city north Of l. street and
from Capitol Hi, and will be largely diminished
In other parts OF the city on THURSDAY The sus.
pension VIII probably continue Tor "a hours
BIDS FOR SCHOOL BUILDINGS REJECTED
The District commissioners have rejected the
bids which were made yesterday (pubished In
fuii In THE STAR for the construction OF the new
SuI,ner and " allach schools. The reason Is that
al OF them are In excess OF the appropriation for
sary, SAYS Commissioner Webb, 20 rearrange the
plans for these buildings The necessary altera.
uons Will he made IL IL said. 10y the omission, IN
each Instance, OF the belrry or tower.
PoIICEMESs TRIALS
Police Privates John Il. iinkel and Robert Roach
have beeh found guilty 10y the trial board viola
Ton OF rules and neglect OF duty, respectively.
They recommend that Private Hinkel be lined slO
and Roach ST. and each be warned.
THE MN POLICE REGULATIONS
The District Commissioners are busl!y engaged
In preparing the new police regulations. CON-
missioner Wheatley has his desk covered with
embryo regulations in inks OF all colors and on
paper OF ali sizes and qualities. tie says Viii h..
some time before they are made pubic n the
Commissioners viii have to confer in regard Ia
mails.
BUILDING PERMITS
nave been issued 10y Inspector Eatwisle as follows:
Jane Farnhain, 20 erect TWO brick dwellings, ut
Nos. l.lb and I2l1 l2Ih street northwest; $500.
j. VI. johnston, To erect Two brick dwellings ON
the northeast corner of NJ and 18th streets north
West $4,000 l. Spugnardi, 10 erect brick dwell
Ing al No 43s Let street northeast; a. 500. Rev.
l.. V. SChmiit 10 erect one OriCh school on I'd be-
tween and ID streets northeast; $1,000. MeufOrd
a Waldron, 10 erect seven brick dwelling at Nos.
$40 ana AZ 'Cedar Courts; 5000. Also To saIue
10 erect SIX brick dwellings,, numbered L., L. 10,
IL, 20 and % canal alley; 5000. L. q. biDns
torepair No. 11.A h street northwest; 800. MrA
II. Werner, 10 add TO No. 49, street northwest;
els5. Geo. T. bearing, 10 erect i've brick dweil-
lngs on q street, between 18th and 18th siroeLs
northwest; $4,000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Sisters OF the Visitation In GEORGETOWN have
asked the commissioners Tor permission 10 erect q
fence diagonaliy across the END OF college street.
Charles B. Prather, BLACKSMITH at the washing
ton Asylum, has resigned.
wholesale liquor license has been granted E
j. Loyeless and q bar-rocm license 10 samuel
Reese.